Vodacom Super Rugby

Bulls v Stormers sold out

2012-05-26 17:14
Bulls fan (File)
Pretoria - Next Saturday’s Vodacom Super Rugby match between the Bulls and Stormers at Loftus Versfeld is officially sold out. Kick-off is at 19:10.

The Bulls' fortress will host 50 000 fans, and the Blue Bulls Company is hoping to make it an all-pink affair in an effort to raise the awareness of the importance of early cancer detection.

CEO of the Blue Bulls Company, Barend van Graan said he was once again overwhelmed with the positive response of the rugby loving public.

“I am touched by our loyal supporters who have booked their seat to watch their beloved team. We will be playing in our alternative match kit in an effort to support the Cancer Association of South Africa. I would like to challenge our Bulls family as well as other rugby lovers to get behind our Get Your Pink On campaign and wear pink on Saturday. We have an SMS donation line open as well as a website and I urge everyone to please make a donation - no matter how small.”

In an effort to encourage fans to arrive early, there will be plenty of pre-match entertainment including Robbie Wessels performing in the beer tent on the D-field as well as a kids entertainment area.

To support CANSA in the fight against cancer, SMS the amount of your donation to 30100 or go to www.getyourpinkon.co.za to make an online donation.
 

Read more on:    bulls  |  stormers  |  super 15  |  pretoria  |  rugby
NEXT ON SPORT24X

Gatland rules out Jonny call

2013-05-20 18:01

 

24.com publishes all comments posted on articles provided that they adhere to our Comments Policy. Should you wish to report a comment for editorial review, please do so by clicking the 'Report Comment' button to the right of each comment.

Comment on this story
27 comments
Add your comment
Comment 0 characters remaining
Live Video Streaming
Video Highlights
Sport Talk

 
 
Sport24 on Twitter

Follow Sport24 news on Twitter

Featured Blog

The competition is getting interesting, not so much because of the quality of the matches but more because of the teams making their moves to contest for the top spots, writes blogger Baylion.

Latest blogs

Twitter Follow Sport24 on Twitter

Newsletters Sign up for Sport24's Morning Glory newsletter

Blogs Yes your opinion counts. Get it out there

WIN Enter and win with Sport24!

Mobile Sport24 on your mobile phone - WAP, alerts, downloads, services

BlackBerry Stay in the loop on your BlackBerry

iPhone Latest Sport24 news on your iPhone

Facebook "Like" Sport24's Facebook page

TV schedule Plan your couch time with our searchable sport TV guide

RSS Feeds Sport news delivered really simply.

 
There are new stories on the homepage. Click here to see them.